Sentence examples for gone from a from inspiring English sources

Cleveland has gone from a wasteland to a park.

"We've gone from a black box to chemistry and physics".

And now it has gone from a radical avant-garde to a middle-class establishment.

And the moon has gone from a hot goal to a hypothetical.

For them, the Middle East has gone from a hobby to a necessity.

This year, the growth in national income has gone from a sprint to a crawl.

The protagonist from the 1998 play has gone from a man to a woman.

We had gone from a kind of easy joy to a struggle for survival.

"The sport has gone from a niche to an international powerhouse," Hill said.

"We've gone from a general law to the specific rules to the superspecific rollout".

He had gone from a sharp-tongued field general who spared no feelings, to a pal.